Barry Wants Justice Threatens New Knights Of Labor Order
In Indiana, Nov 20, T B Barry accuses Powderly and allies of misusing funds and packing leadership. He urges a fair trial, hints at forming a separate Brotherhood of United Labor after the Knights of Labor Assembly adjourns.
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Powderly
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Ind
Knights of Labor General Assembly
Committee On Law
General Cooperative Board
General Executive Board
Delwarte
Belgium
Workman Powderly
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Hayes
Order
Knights of Labor
East Saginaw
Mich
Journal of United Labor
Buncombe
John W. Hayes
Terry
Brotherhood of United Labor
Wedding in Malden Unites N R Jones and Gertrude Goss
Malden on Nov 20 reports the marriage of Nathaniel R. Jones to Gertrude Mary Goss at the groom’s Upham street home. Rev. A Goles officiated, with Miss Goss being daughter of Curtis C. Goss of Wyoming.
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Malden
Nathaniel R. Jones
Gertrude Mary Goss
Curtis C. Goss
Wyoming
Upham Street
A. Goles
Shipping Arrivals and Departures in New York
New York dated Nov 20 reports arrivals of steamers Advance Glancus from Boston and steamers South American ports. Departures include Alaska to Liverpool Rialto to London Colon to Aspinwall Hartfield to Batavia Marianne Nottebohm to Amsterdam J W Wendt to Bremen Vanloo to Havre Crusader to Liverpool Bremen to Dantzic Assyria to Calcutta Blanch Currey to Rosario and a brig.
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New York
Advance
South American
Glancus
Boston
Alaska
Liverpool
Rialto
London
Colon
Aspinwall
Hartfield
Batavia
Marianne Nottebohm
Amsterdam
J. W. Wendt
Bremen
Vanloo
Havre
Crusader
Dantzic
Assyria
Calcutta
Blanch Currey
Rosario
AL Happy Hunl ing Ground Holiday Gifts by Elm and Washington
A local store invites shoppers with a display of handcrafted furniture from first to fifth floors. It promises variety and artistic completeness in chairs, cabinets, chiffoniers, toilet stands, and odd chairs, all clearly labeled. The ad touts English hall chairs in carved oak and mahogany pieces as best modern handiwork.
Inspector and Officer arrest for street robbery
Inspector Cogan and Officer White of Station 1 arrested Frederick Muller for robbing John Johnson of a gold watch and Saul Veieda on the street at 11 last evening. The proceedings were completed and property was recovered.
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Cogan
Officer White
Frederick Muller
John Johnson
Saul Veieda
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Reported Across Ports
A volley of ship arrivals and departures dated November shows vessels arriving at or sailing from New York, Liverpool, Glasgow, Copenhagen, Halifax and other ports. Ships include Circassia from New York to Glasgow, Gothia to New York, Pennland to Antwerp, and Ocean Prince from Norfolk, with crews and origins ranging Jamaica to Bremen and Stettin.
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New York
Vertumnus
Jamaica
Trave
Bremen
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Slavonia
Stettin
Helvetia
London
Bristol
Llandaff City
Aspinwall
Newport
Boston
Alanda
St John
Gibraltar
Letimbro
Palermo
Liverpool
Donati
Ocean Prince
Norfolk
Gallego
West Point
Concordia
Montreal
Copenhagen
Gothia
Ott Kildonan
Circassia
Halifax
Circe
Baltimore
Christiansand
Island
St. Jago
Navy
Wensleydale
Rencroy
Peth Amboy
Baracoa
Wm Coulman
Antigua
Jamica
Lizard
Pennland
Antwerp
Portland
Dartmouth
Elmfield
Galveston
Hamburg
Oren
Lierpool
Lord Lansdowne
Washington City
New Orleans
Advance
Parnell Commission Admonitoring Kerry Outrages Report
Kerry witnesses recount attacks on landlords and boycotting amid the Parnell commission news. Attorney-General Webster presses Kerry inquiry while judges limit scandalous detail and push progress. Names include Webster Harrington Hannen Russell Curtin. events in Loxpon Kerry Ireland.
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Parnell Commission
Webster
The
Times
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Kerry
Kerry Sentinel
Edward Harrington
Reid
Harrington
Hannen
McCarthy
McMahon
League
Charles Russell
Parnellites
Sir Charles
Sir Charles Russell
Williams
Lydia Curtin
Curtins
Henry James
Rimes
Justice Hannen
Ashbourne act debate in Commons on land purchase bill
London reports a lengthy Commons discussion on extending the Ashbourne land act with MPs arguing over security for advances, arrears, and coercion. Gladstone, Dillon, Morley, and Hartington clash over finance, liability, and a potential five million grant as Lords and ministers weigh steps toward reform.
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London
Smith
House of Commons
John Dillon
Peasant Proprietary League
Lie
Gosehen
Land Commission
Lord George Hamilton
League
Gladstone
Major Saunderson
Mr. Gladstone
Trish
Saunderson
Mr. Dillon
Lord Hartington
Dillon
Ireland
Ashbourne
Morley
Ditton
Haldane
Grey
Mr. Smith
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
France
M. Goblet
Government mulls successor to Sackville before Cleveland exit
Loxpon nov 20 The government weighs appointing a successor to Lord Sackville before Cleveland leaves office with a possible December decision. Potential choices include Lord H C Vivian at Brussels, Mr Plunkett envoy to Japan, Sir F C Lascelles at Bucharest, or Mr Monson at Athens. Sackville is expected to go to Madrid and Ford may move to Vienna while Satow becomes minister in Montevideo.
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Athens
Lord Sackville
Madrid
Ford
Vienna
Satow
Bangkok
Palgrave
Montevideo
Opposed by The Irish The Appointment of Blake as Queensland Governor
London November 20 Mr H A Blake arrived at Queenstown and said that if the government upholds his appointment as governor of Queensland the hostility toward him would not stop his accepting the post. He believed only a small section of the Irish opposed him and this opposition he considered minimal.
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Cook Islands
House of Commons
Gladstone
France
East African
Russia
Bulgaria
Lord Sackville
Madrid
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Queensland
H. A. Blake
Queenstown
Newfoundland Farewell Reflects Irish Regard
A fragment notes that he believed he had won the esteem of the Irish in Newfoundland, evidenced by addresses given at his departure, highlighting a departure moment framed by local respect.
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Newfoundland
Russia Renounces Bulgaria Interest Amid Vienna Talks
Moscow reports that Russia informs Bulgarian refugees it renounces all interest in Bulgaria and that this stance dates to Emperor William’s Vienna visit, with Russia abandoning hope of German mediation.
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Viedomosti
Russia
Bulgaria
William
Vienna
William of Germany to Stress Peace in Reichstag Speech
London reports Mr Bright may relapse due to severe weather. Sir Francis de Winton cites Stanley reaching Wadelai last winter and waiting longer than expected. The Hyacinth takes Cook Islands in Britain’s name with natives rejoicing. Freisigte says Emperor William prosecutes Liberal journals and questions diary ownership. Emperor and family arrive in Berlin for winter. Reichstag may hear a restrained speech highlighting good ties with England.
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Bright
Francis de Winton
Kensington
Henry M. Stanley
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Hyacinth
Cook Islands
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William
Germany
England
Sherman’s Partisan Speech at Delmonico’s Banquet
New York held its 120th Chamber of Commerce banquet with leaders present. General Sherman, Warner Miller, Goldwin Smith and Rev. Greer spoke. letters from Harrison Morton Hewitt and President Cleveland were read. Sherman praised forthcoming Republican leadership and defined national boundaries.
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Harrison
Harrison and Morton
Springfield
New York Chamber of Commerce
Sherman
Fort Smith
Ark
Tennessee River Transportation Company
T. B. Barry
General Assembly
Powderly
General Board
Chicago
Florida
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
Metropolis
W. T. Sherman
Warner Miller
Goldwin Smith
Greer
Levi P. Morton
Hewitt
Cleveland
Canada
Mexico
Benjamin Harrison
Erie Canal
Depew
Congressman Cox
Connecticut Capitalists Buy Tennessee River Boats
The Tennessee River Transportation Company, formed by Connecticut capitalists, purchased numerous boats on the Tennessee River for 100000 dollars cash. The firm, with 250000 capital, plans river improvements, furnaces, mines, and agricultural expansion. Offices in Chattanooga. officers include President George L. Lilly Waterbury Connecticut and Vice-President R C Cooke Clinton Connecticut. This marks progress toward removing Muscle Shoals obstructions, a project costing about 3000000 to date with canals anticipated to open this winter.
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Waterbury
Conn
R. C. Cooke Clinton
L. M. Myers
Theodore Myers
A. W. Forman
S. A. Russell
Middletown
Tennessee River
Muscle Shoals
Valuable Horses Poisoned in Rhode Island Mystery
Providence reports six weeks of losses for J. C. Tucker Jr., Narragansett Pier, a coal lumber and groceries dealer. Post mortems confirm arsenic and Rough on Rats poisoning fed in large quantities to valued teaming horses worth $1800 to $2000. Town council offers a $500 reward. a veterinary was Threatened by anonymous letter. One horse contained 674 grains arsenic.
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Providence
J. C. Tucker, Jr
Narragansett Pier
South Kingston
Tax Collector Copp admits guilt in Saugus case
In a letter to a friend J Warren P Copp, the defaulting tax collector of Saugus, confesses guilt. Attachments amounting to 41000 were ordered on bondsmen property. Bondsmen Andrew A Scott Hiram Grover and Joseph Whitehead plan to test the legality of the proceeding, arguing that selectmen knew Copp's wrongdoing long before his disappearance.
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Warren P. Copp
Saugus
Andrew A. Scott
Hiram Grover
Joseph Whitehead
Copp
Yale Alumni Dinner Western Massachusetts at Springfield
The eleventh annual Yale Alumni Association dinner in Massasoit House Springfield drew over forty graduates from central and western Massachusetts. President Timothy Dwight and Senator Henry L. Dawes attended. Dawes spoke briefly due to poor health. Next year’s reunion will be in Worcester. Eleven new members were added to the association.
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Yale Alumni Association of
Western Massachusetts
Massasoit House
Timothy Dwight
Yale
Henry L. Dawes
Dwight
Dawes
Worcester
Yale and Princeton confer at Fifth Avenue Hotel for game date
Yale and Princeton football men meet in New Haven regarding scheduling a forthcoming game. Yale is represented by Camp Corbin and King. The brief note references a separate advertisement for lace trim at Mansy & Co. priced at $150 per yard.
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Conn
Yale
Princeton
Fifth Avenue
New York
Messrs. Camp, Corbin and King
Ordan, Mansy & Co
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